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what was one result of the battles for chattanooga?
a. the union army forced the confederate army back to virginia.
b. the union army took complete control of the mississippi river.
c. the union army gained control of key railroad lines.
d. the union army was finally able to launch an attack on the confederate capital.

Explanation:

The Battles for Chattanooga (November 1863) were crucial in the American Civil War. After the Union's victory, they gained control of key railroad lines in the region. This was important for transportation of troops and supplies.

• Option A: The Union army did not force the Confederate army back to Virginia as a direct result of these battles.
• Option B: The Union took complete control of the Mississippi River after the Siege of Vicksburg (not related to the Battles for Chattanooga).
• Option D: The Union was not able to launch an attack on the Confederate capital (Richmond) as a direct outcome of the Battles for Chattanooga.

Answer:

C. The Union army gained control of key railroad lines.